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heaveninawildflower · 2 years
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Embroidered book binding (France, 1750-1800).
White silk, embroidered with silver thread and embroidery silk.
 Geheugen van Nederland.
Koninklijke Bibliotheek
Wikimedia.
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amatesura · 1 year
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embroidered silk wallets, 1770-1820
The National Museum of Finland
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fashionsfromhistory · 11 months
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Pocket
1710s
Fashion Museum Bath via Twitter
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arthistoryanimalia · 4 months
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#TextileTuesday:
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Embroidered Drawn Net Bed Valance with Bobbin Lace Border
Russian, 1766-1833
Linen ground, linen embroidery threads
The Cone Collection, BMA
on display at “Making Her Mark: A History of #WomenArtists in Europe, 1400-1800” exhibition at Baltimore Museum of Art
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camille-therinde · 8 months
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And I am done with the quote! Yet feet that wandering have gone/ Turn at last to home afar. This might be my favourite two verses in my favourite Tolkien poem and I’m so happy to have it embroidered on my pocket.
The letters are a bit wonky but this is a surprisingly hard to draw on fabric and I took a lot of pain meds this week so… yeah, I didn’t have the surest hand.
Also, listening on repeat at the song while I embroidered gave me other ideas for the top portion of the pocket. I think I’ll make a paved road surrounded by flowers, maybe little footprints, linking the Smial to the the outline of a mountain in the background. Also, there will be flowers and a few paved steps in front of the door.
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ofmiceandwomen · 3 months
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I’m very bad at social media but on the other hand I keep complaining that nobody cares about my creations and it’s like a vicious circle and I don’t know what to do with it.
Also, I have been experiencing a kind of a Tolkien burnout recently, and I feel particularly bad about it.
So, anyway… have my latest passion project - Autumn court waistcoat inspired by ACOTAR series. Maybe it will be a full Eris Vanserra cosplay although I don’t particularly love the series.
I have copied the pattern from 1760s waistcoat and I got inspired in the Napoleonic uniforms for the embroidery.
The waistcoat is made from synthetic silk brocade, embroidered with metal (I love the gold work and the oak leaves make me feel very heroic and empowered, lol).
The shirt is a classical 1700s shirt and my first attempt at historical sewing.
Is anyone interested in these irregular screams into the void?
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bunad · 2 years
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Needlebound Mitts
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Pair of embroidered needlebound mitts, made in Heddal, Telemark in 1727.
Norsk Folkemuseum - Photographer Eva Brænd
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Both needlebinding and embroidery are entirely in wool.
unknown if base colour is just white sheep or bleached in some way.
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intitials "PT SS"
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silkdamask-blog · 2 months
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Something cozy & comfy for a snowy New England day via @mfaboston #Quilted petticoat w/ wool tambour embroidery, printed cotton lining, cotton & linen tapes, #French #18thcentury
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artschoolglasses · 3 days
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Embroidery Designs for waistcoats by Jean Pillement and Charles-Germain De Saint-Aubin, ca 1780-90
From the Victoria and Albert Museum
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Silk embroidery on plain weave cotton with musaif embroidery, Azerbaijan, mid-18th century
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vintage-ukraine · 1 year
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Bonnet detail - goldwork on velvet, XVIIIth century
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Sampler (1786). Embroidered by Ann Anthony (American, born in 1776).
Linen embroidered with silk.
Image and text information courtesy MFA Boston.
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margotonbeee · 2 years
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Hôtel de la Marine, Paris
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fashionsfromhistory · 11 months
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Court Suit
1790s
United Kingdom
Victoria & Albert
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arthistoryanimalia · 10 months
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In celebration of seeing the first fireflies of the season:
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Furisode with Fireflies and Irises Japan, Edo period, 18th century silk crepe, paste-resist dyed, embroidery National Museum of Japanese History (photographed on display at The Life of Animals in Japanese Art exhbition at the National Gallery of Art DC in 2019)
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camille-therinde · 7 months
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Slow progress on my pocket.
I started work again on Tuesday and was just too knocked out by the heatwave before that to do much embroidery but the bottom part of the pocket is now officially DONE!
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